Abstract

Climate change poses significant threats to global fisheries, affecting species distribution, productivity, and ecosystem health. This article explores the multifaceted impacts of climate change on fisheries, including shifts in fish populations, changes in marine ecosystems, and socio-economic implications for coastal communities. It discusses adaptive management strategies aimed at enhancing resilience and sustainability in the face of these challenges. By integrating scientific research, stakeholder involvement, and innovative technologies, fisheries management can evolve to better cope with the changing ocean.